Eyewitness accounts of flesh-and-blood idols and fellowship with people who share the same passions. . have enriched many youths emotionally.
Full of Joy
With concerts by well-known artists, fans have to queue up early in order to get the best seats. [citation needed] To limit this situation, recent events have implemented queuing numbers when issuing tickets.
The desire to see the idol at close range is what motivates many young people to wait patiently. At the end of their morning shift, Nguyen Hoai Lam (Tsan Phu District, HCM City) conquers an internet shop to hunt for tickets for a sold-out concert at 12 o'clock. To get a good position, this 9x youth must be hunted with as few queue numbers as possible. This requires powerful Internet transmission and very fast computer manipulation.
Hoai Lam (left) enthusiastically accompanied the idol for several hours
On the day of the concert, Lam was one of the first 55 people to enter the arena. Being able to see the idol at close range gave fans an indescribable feeling. If they were lucky, the audience also got a friendly interaction with the idol: waving their hands, smiling or even taking selfies. . For Lam, this is not only a reward for patience but also a moment full of joy.
Fandom (the fan community) also expresses personal style and love for the artist through meticulous investment in clothing, make-up and hairstyles. Untitled (TP HCM) was the concert of a popular Korean boy band. The space around the stage is covered in blue - the characteristic color of this group's fandom. Thousands of fans dressed in blue clothes and accessories, ready for the reunion with the idol.
Many large-format photobooths are arranged for fans to capture memorable moments
Fans came early for the photo shoot.
Although the concert officially starts at 5 p. m. , The MoonThe organizers and the fandom have arranged many large-scale photobooths that are very impressive. "Idols" in many countries such as Thailand, Malaysia, Korea. . Tâm shared: "K-pop concert is not only an art performance but also a chance to meet people with similar interests".
Connecting the community
Before the event, fans often participate in projects to prepare fan-made items (bells, fans, corner boards. . ), promotional campaigns on social networks, outdoor LED display advertisements, banner printing. . Typography with LED lights at a concert to convey messages and cause surprises is also a "special property" of Vietnamese fandom. musicThe most remarkable part is the interaction between idol and fan.
The words "Hello", "Thank you" and "I love you". . or simply calling the dishes by their name, such as "buffalo", "bread", "sweetie", "bún chát" in the recent Super Show Spin-OFF: Halftime have created a sense of closeness and friendliness. Fans are happy to say that Super Junior has "dissolved" into Vietnamese cuisine. As group leader Lee Teuk expects: "If there is back pain, fatigue, stress, let's leave everything here and go home for the concert", with positive effects on young people.
Super Junior members wearing leaf hats, speaking Vietnamese in concert
The fact that famous international bands and artists use Vietnamese when interacting creates a special connection, not only showing professionalism but also respect for fans.
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See also https://nld.com.vn/mot-concert-nhieu-cam-xuc-19624080321160547.htm
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